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Start out with the MLB odds preview of the Reds-Dodgers. The Los Angeles Dodgers have the best record in baseball and a comfortable lead in the NL West, but it’s been nearly two months since they won four straight games.

They can end that drought and become the first team in the majors to 60 wins today against the Cincinnati Reds, who haven’t won at Dodger Stadium since 2005.

The current three-game run has boosted their division lead to eight games over second-place Colorado.

The streak has a good chance to continue if Randy Wolf can provide another quality start, something the lefthander has given the Dodgers in each of his last four outings.

Wolf has often looked sharp against the Reds, going 8-2 with a 3.15 ERA in 15 career starts.

The -200 favored Dodgers have never faced Cincinnati’s Homer Bailey, who will get the ball today.

The Reds are 3-18 against the Dodgers overall since the start of 2006.

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Speaking of sports picks, onward to the Indians-Blue Jays preview. The Toronto Blue Jays look to win three straight for the first time in a month today when they open a three-game series with the Cleveland Indians at Rogers Centre.

Toronto went 19-10 to start the season and held a one-game advantage over Boston in the AL East. Twelve of those wins came against teams from the Central.

Toronto hasn’t won three straight since June 21-24, when it improved to 40-33. Since then it has one of the worst records in the AL, going 6-14.

The +107 underdog (according to Bodog) Blue Jays will face reigning AL Cy Young Award winner Cliff Lee, who is looking to build on his first win in a month.

The lefthander is 1-4 with a 4.37 ERA against Toronto.

Brett Cecil will face Cleveland’s pathetic offense. The rookie lefthander made his major league debut against Cleveland on May 5 and didn’t receive a decision.

The -160 favored Detroit Tigers begin a six-game homestand when they face the surging Seattle Mariners tonight.

The Tigers will try to rebound by improving upon their 27-13 home record, second in the majors to Boston’s 31-14 mark.

Detroit has won 12 of its last 14 at Comerica, hitting .295 with 24 homers and outscoring opponents 82-47. The Tigers have taken six of the last seven meetings with the Mariners at home.

The Tigers turn to rookie Rick Porcello, who has struggled recently, to open this three-game series.

The Mariners are 6-2 in their last eight road games and won their third straight overall Sunday, 5-3 at Cleveland to take the last three games of the four-game set.

Garrett Olson, who will start for the Mariners, is 0-1 with an 11.74 ERA in two career starts against the Tigers.

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Finally it’s the Cardinals and Astros.  Looking for his fifth straight winning decision, Wandy Rodriguez will try to help the Houston Astros move closer to the division-leading St. Louis Cardinals when the clubs continue a three-game series tonight.

The Astros, who are 29-18 since losing a season-high seven in a row in May, are three games behind the Cardinals, who have dropped four in a row at Houston dating to last season.

Looking to match a career high for wins, Rodriguez has not allowed a run in 17 straight innings over his last three starts.

The lefthander will have to try and stop Albert Pujols. The two-time NL MVP continues to lead the majors with 34 homers and 90 RBI.

Todd Wellemeyer will make his first start in almost two weeks for St. Louis. Facing Houston for the first time this season, Wellemeyer is 0-1 with a 1.42 ERA in three starts versus the Astros.  Previews from the writers at Bodog.

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